Sentence examples for which usually ends from inspiring English sources

They had been on the overnight shift, which usually ends at 9 a.m.

Which usually ends up being sold to property developers at distressed prices to build apartments.

He was realistic in predicting the consequences of violent revolution, which usually ends up in some kind of dictatorship.

To get the lowest rates, a teenager with limited credit history will need a co-applicant, which usually ends up being a parent.

All the other activists who have been silenced by house arrest have been or are still awaiting trial, which usually ends up sending them to prison without much public notice, because they have not been heard from in a while.

Some of the best travel deals on the Web these days don't end in.com but can be found on a travel company's foreign offshoot, which usually ends with the country's domain name, like.fr (France), and.de (Germany).

The Goths, the fraternity boys of the Dark Ages, were famous for parties at which there was no food, only booze, and which usually ended in a brawl.

I had a series of relationships, which usually ended when the men moved on to study abroad, or one of us changed direction.

Meanwhile, the series' approach to dating either served to entertain for one episode, or provided a season-long arc (one which usually ended in heartbreak, such as Monica and Richard, or Rachel and Ross).

The All Saved Freak Band became a constant presence in Kent, hosting weekly services at a bar on Water Street, which usually ended with members of the audience coming forward to be saved.

In view of the Simon Cowell-shapedarkrk age that has followed, Waterman now seems essentially benign: interviewed on stage by former Channel 4 and BBC1 chairman Michael Grade, he's a font of unfeigned warmth and amusing, if lengthy, stories which usually end in "…and the single went Top 10 around the world".